A nice lil pub in london. Its nice since its "craft beer" in england. The place is packed out when folks get out of work.... but if you can land the top seat... there is a place with 3 seats above all else to watch everyone... its very intertaining. Not all beers come from Real Ale cask... some from bottles this is the bad side.

A very compact pub with tables squeezed in every nook and cranny. I prefer to visit mid afternoon as by the evening it is usually rammed! Only does beers from St Peters brewery, who are usually good. Bit of a London Institution.

Visited a couple of times. Cosy pub, with a nice relaxing atmosphere. Few beers on tap and a bottle selection as well, mainly St Peters beer. Friendly service minded staff. For sure worth a visit if in the area..

Nice atmosphere and THE place in London to try some St. Peters beer. I was looking forward to try the "To Cream Stout" cask conditioned. A good beer, but I have to face it; I am really not a big fan of St. Peters beers... (Visited February 15th 2013)

Very pleasant visit on a warm (for London) late summer afternoon. This place is older than dirt for an American like me, but far from the oldest joint in the city. Still, it’s got a woody, spare, no bullshit vibe to it that’s as basic and charming as many of the St. Peter’s beers. Mid-afternoon, sparsely attended, so I was able to have a lengthy, expansive conversation with the excellent bartender. Solid offerings, well priced, consider this a priority on your way to Craft.

2 good reasons to come to the Jerusalem - number one to soak up the atmosphere of this crumbling old pub which dates back to around 1720 secondly to rate St Peters beers that you wouldn’t ordinarily see in the supermarkets. This place, less than 5 minutes walk from Farringdon tube, is pretty small and you can seat around 40 people and maybe fit another 15 or so in standing in around the bar and by the stairs to the toilet. Get here after 5/5.15pm on most evenings and you will struggle to grab a seat. Service was attentive and prompt on my most recent visit (29th Oct ’12).

One of the best pub for eating especially if you think about the quality / price ... The burger is simply amazing and huge ... 6 st peters poured directly from fake casks behind the bar ... Very nice place that used to be a coffee shop .. Central location near farringdon ... The guys of the staff are friendly enough and helpful .. Good place

Visited for the first and probably the last time on a damp Monday lunchtime in July 2008. Maybe the weather, day and time was all wrong, but this bar didn’t ’float my boat’ at all. Only two other customers on our arrival, two more couples arrived as I drank a warm pint of bitter. The barman didn’t want to talk or listen, even though the place was clearly not busy. He poured the beer OK, but wasn’t interested in the pleasantries of the day. Grubby fake walls, pretend aged wood and floors don’t do it for me. I prefer the real thing. My wife even questioned why we had made the effort to find the place. She loves St Peters beers and we have visited the brewery and Old Hall many times, this place however didn’t live up to its billing.

Molto accogliente l’ambiente e molto, molto cordiali i ragazzi al banco. In questo tipico pub londinese potrete assaggiare l’intera gamma delle birre di St. Peters, ma davvero poco di altro. Non posso valutare il cibo ma ho potuto assaggiare un’ottima ST. Peters Mild spillata dal Cask che rimarrà a lungo nella mia memoria.

Good old fashioned pub near Farringdon Underground Station. Mostly St Peters beers, the staff were absolute gems in helping us select, full marks for the young lady on last night. Good comfortable bench seats with a great bench table, the pub was less busy than the others we visited in the area. Another decent pub that shuts at weekends, so infrequent visits, but we would go back.